• Hello everyone. I’m trying to setup a custom login page for my users that I’ve already built. As in, it is already within my other WordPress pages.

    I do know that there are MANY customize login plugins out there, but I don’t wish to use these as they only allows customization of the default wp-login.php. Unfortunately, the WP login is too limited. This custom login page that I’ve set up already has social login and other parts that show the benefits of my website.

    My ultimate goal here is to force this custom login page to my users before they wish to access other parts of my website.

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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  • Hi e_guardia,

    I did something similar on a website. You can use buddypress or ultimate member and target the exact page you want to limit access.

    If you have some skills with coding you can hook some pages with template_redirect and is_user_logged_in() function.

    Thread Starter e_guardia

    (@e_guardia)

    Thanks for responding,

    I don’t have much knowledge in coding, but I do know how to add functions to my functions.php file within my child theme.

    I checked out buddypress and ultimate member but these seem like community building plugins, which I don’t need. I just need to force my custom built login page to new visitors so they can sign in and see all of my website.

    Could you please guide me on how exactly you did something similar on your website?

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